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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-26

At the Harnett House, Savannah, Ga.
you get all the comforts of the high-priced
no els, and save from 81 to So per day. Try
it and be convinced.-Bosto,t Home Jour
nal
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Pure Grape Wine 81, at D. B. Testers.
BuckWheat Cakes.

Where can you get the best goods for the
east money! At ID. B. Testers.
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raspberry, Strawberry, Gooseberry,
1reen Gage, Damson and Red Currant Jam
at ID. B. LeSters. ~ WI
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10 get good Raisins, Currants and Citron
cheap, so to d. B. Lester's
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D. b. Lester sells pure Candy and Dried
Figs at 1Oc. per pound,
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SOC. Candies sold at ID. b. LISTERS for Csc.
and imported Smoked Sardines cheap.
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1Nl IuO anu bIBNJWOOd,
ror sale by r. B. Cassels, co1.her TAYLOR and
East Broad streets. Telephone No. m.
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An EN:ended Popularity.

cHiAL II ciIEs have for many years been the
most popular article in use for relieving Coughs
an Throat troubles
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An Efficient Remedy Tor

An Efficient Remedy Tor
Diarrhoea, Cholera Morbus, OysenteY
And all Disorders of the Bowels Imported by
MihaIoUtch, Fletcher & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio
FOR SALE BY
A. ENRICH & BRO, Sole Agents, Savannah,
Ga, and all wholesale and retail Druggists,
Liquor Dealers ard Wine Merchants everywhere,
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At o'clock last night, Rev. E. A. Win
gard, of Charleston, preached to large
congregation. The synod convened imme-
diately after the devotional service, and
remained in session until after 10 o'clock
Miller, of Southwest Virginia, the President
announced that the standing Committee on
Missions will consist of Rev. j. A. Snyder,
Hon. ID. b, Strouse and Capt j. ID. Grower
Rev. DIR. Henkel Vice. President Of the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13
TO DEDICATE THE CAPITOL.
The Capitol Board wishes 1t Done b. q

Tho Capitol Board wishes 1t Done b. the
snac,a, totbe cezst.a eS%
AUSTIN, Tex Dec. II AT called
meeting of Austin L 'dge NJ IL and II u
CITY Lodge No. 1855, held Dzcenber80,
1887, the following resolutions were Of
fered and unanimously adopted. =
Whereas, the following communication
has been received by Austin AND Hill
City lodges: "To the Wor>M pfllMas Ell +,
Wardens and Brethren OF AhsHn and 81 II
City Lodges: At the time Of laying
the corner stone OF our state
cspitol your Interpolation was asked to
obtain the services OF the most worship
full grand lodge Of Texss fer that purpose.
Our capitol will be completed ana ready o
be- turned over to the state autaori,i O
sometime 10 May next. You are thare-
fore again requested to make known to
the most worshipfu Grand Lodge A
sud a NJ. of Texas, our desire that
they shall perform the ceremonies Incl
dent thereto at such particular date as
may hereafter De Indicated. BE- order OF
| the capitol board. [Signed
ar. L. WALKER, Superintendent"
NOWs gIOiC'OASt W WI toO va VIC oNsuOf
ity conveyed aud IN compliance with the
request therein contained, be it
K solved, that Austin Lodge Nd -
| aud Hill City L )dge No. 456 do hereby e1-
tend TO tue Most Worsnlpful Master #
he Grand Lodge Of Tex,s, Ancient, Free
aud Accep.ed Mssons, an invitation
70 attend the dedication Of thr
new capitol to It's contemplated public
| USE at the time to be indicated in sa
communication, aud that said grant
lodges, as such, perform the Masonic
$, rvi es incident to such dedication.
Resolved, further that the secretary Of
the resps Give lodges >intly certify to the
passing Of this resolution and transmit
he same 70 the most worsbipful Grand
Lodge of Texas soon to convene at H ,us-
ton, Tex, through the delegates Of the
respective lodges and through District
Deputy Grand Master Giles.
hereby certify that the above Is g true
snd correct copy of the resolutions passed
by Auetin L,dge No IL and Hill City
Lodge NJ. 1856. A. f. and A. M i. at q
called m-etiHg held December 10 A D.
1887. [Signed. 81. W DoDeE, Is
- * S cretary.
W, Il. BELL. Secretary, Hill City. IS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13
ATTACKED THE JAIL.

Citizsns Of a Kansas Town Try to Get Out q
Prisoner.
CONCORD, KAN Dec. u This morn
ing shout O'Clock 81 armed mob sur
rounded the j.ila at Leoti, in this (W1chita)
county, and made a desperate { fort to
lynch Thomas Allen, who is confined in
jill on charge of having been implicated
ia the killing of Coulter and Ramscn Feb.
ruary % last. John Edwards, sheriff. with
Dick Wade, his deputy, were in the
jail at the time guarding the prisoners
The mob broke in the j sill and demanded
,he prisoner. Tneir demands being re-
fused by the Cd ;ers, the mob opentd q
fire with Wincnesters on the occupants
OF the jail. The { fiji ;ers returne toe q e.,
fghliI z for their man, and after q fierce
light succeeded in repulsiDg the mob, se-
veIely woundiDg some Of them and saw
ing the lie of their prisoner. The names
Of the wounded cannot be as
certained, ss they are Sc
-reted by their friends. None Of
the occupants Of the jail were wounded.
Alien MAS arrested on the 9th inst. and
was taken to Leoti jail. Saturday he
d ed petition for a writ of habeas cor
Jus. All Of the men who had been ar
rested prior to this date On this charge
cad been released On bail, and the news
that Allen was attempting 10 obtain his
release on bal, ecraged the Leotians with
the above result.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13
Meeting at San Angelo.

Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANGELO, Tx, Dec. IL A mass
meeting of the business men was held this
afternoon to adopt plan by which Ssn
Angelo would be ably repre-. ented a,
Dallas on the goth inst. Colonel A j
Baker was appointed delegate with A.
McGre gor as alternate. The folio wing
resolutions were adoped: 40
Whe,eas, we as citIz-ns OF San Angelo
desiring to Cooperate with other cities OF
Texas In the fort inaugurated az the re:
cent meeting of the business
men OF Dallas, at the DaI
las Merchants Exchange held tsr
the purpose Of taking TT. ps to bring I'm.
migratl n and capital into our state.
E solved, /. That We heartily indorse
the action of the said Dallas meeting, and
herebY agree to do all within our power
to carry out the purposes for which said
meetil g was held.
3. Tnet we fully recognize the fact
that Introduction Of immigration and cap
ital to our state as necessary to develop
the great resources of Texas.
3 That we consider the best means to
oriDg about such results is full, fair and
honest advertising aorosd of our grea'
mineral, agricultural aud stock raising
advantages, together with a reduction
the passenger rates By railroads. leading
from the north aud east into Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
81. Tirard agrees to Maka Another at
tempt 20 FORM French Ministry.
lis Probable Mske.Up.
students in q University Moscow Oausln 8
Iroubie-xhe Hc rmaLs S.iiI Sold the
samoan i5iandS.
France
NJ F9RKY's CONDITION.

PARIS, Dac. y The doctors bulletin
regarding the condition of NJ. Ferry says
that Inflammation caused by the bullets
striking the chest Is spreading over the
regions CT the heart .Gd liver and that
The patient is greatly in need Of rest.
The usher who carried Auberrn's Card TO
III. Ferry III the Chamber of Deputies
on Saturday warned NJ. FoIrv
not 10 see Auberiio, saying
that he did not like the mans appearance.
NJ. Ferry was taking with friends st the
time snd forgot the warnir &. When NJ.
Ferry reached the LOBBY AuDertin gave
him a sealed letter, and III Ferry vas
reading the letter when Auoer.in fed
the shots. Au5ertin has sent TO 81. Ferry
the card Of Edward Herve bearing few
words Of Introduction to NJ. Ferry
in favor of Aubertin. AuberCin also
sent in q slip of paper upon which was
printed: "a Lorraine desires short
conversation with you, end beg6 you to
com and see him."
The third shot grez'd M. Ferry's
temple. When SEED Aubertin shouted ::
"I am Lorrailer. l have avenged
Lorraine and am ss,i-f d "
M. Ferry staggered when shot, but did
not faint During his examination
Aubertin said: "O1 Tuesday Jules
Ferry and NJ. Ferron will be
asssssinated" In Aub5rtin's pocket
book was found q note of
the DAYS programme. He had written
81 shall send in Herve's card, thst will
bring the secret agent OF the Orleans
fimily rushing toward me "
The prisoner eppesrs to be impecuni-
ouS. He tried to borrow money to 90 to
Versailles during the Congress, his IL
tention oeiDg to shoot NJ Ferry if the lat
ter were ele cited Preslden:.
PROBABLE MINISTRY.
PARIS, Dec IL M Trad yielding 10
Presidents Sadl-Carnot's appesls has con-
scented ID make another attempt to Or
gapizs ministry. His Cabinet Will
probably be made up as follows: NJ
rirsrd, Prime Minister and Minister OF
finance; AZ Flourens, Minis r OF For
eign Affairs; NJ. Fallier, Minis,er OF
Justice; M Ssrniep, Minister of the It.
terror; General Wolf. Minister of War;
Admiral Msby, Minister OF Marine; NJ.
L 'ubet, Minister of Public Works; M.
Dtuorusne, Minister ii Commerce; II.
Yieite, Minister Of Agriculture.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13
Meeting at Terrell.

Special TO the Gazette.
TERRELL. TEX, Dec. 12-There was
an imnig alton meeting today ia the law
oace of Allen & vesey, or Moore avenue
DR. James Orr was called to the chair and
presided over the meeting. Mr.. 0. B
Colduitt scted as secretary. The presid-
Ing officer stated the obi CT Of the meet
ing and made some very appropriate
sug gestions regarding this matter
now SO much agits,iug the
people OF Texas. He was
folio we'd by brief but effec i've speech IS
by Messrs. A. d Lloyd, o. Colquit', S
A. Shortridge and Chas T. Hill. These
were the principal speakers, but nearly
every person present gave an expression
approving the measure which has b en- &c
aoly and successfully inaugurated
by The GAZETTE. AS al
expression of their views they endorsed
the resolutions Of the recent Dallas Con.
vention. The following delegates were
elected to attend the Convention st Dsllns
on the ooh: James Orr, A D. Lloyd,
s. Grinnan, S. A. Snortridge and w. II
Allen,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13
COLORADO.
Cattle sh:pm.n ants during the Past Eleven
Months.

SAet1C INC AHI E-1eSC 70
Months.
special to the Gazette.
COLORADO, lex, Dec. 12.-The live
STOCK business is llveiier now than any
time for the past three years. The hotels
are full of cowmen and the town is full oil
cowboys. The pens are full Of cattle and
some Of the cowboys are full, too. Cars
are plentiful now, aid the road is using
every # ri to ship the cattle out. From
one to FIVE tr4 in loads are shipped daily
Three trains went ont yesterday and
more are loading to-day. For the eleven
months ending December l, there Were
shipped from the Colorado peus 2I61 Car
lnads of STOCK composed OF 81 046 cattle,
IS 010 sheep am 5S4 horses. DUNG the
same time there We're received 404 car
loaos of all kinds of STOCK. This Gumoer
is over 500 Carloads more than were
shipped curing all of last year and this
numOer will be augmented by fully SOC
carloads shipped during this N nth. rnue
1t will Ue seen that Colorado IS fully hold
ing her own as the largest shipping point
In the state. Stockmen areI very much
encouraged by the beautiful Weather VT
have been having all the fall. II has been
warm and pleasant slice the recent rains,
and Every DAVIS sunshine is that much in
favor Of the fOcks and herds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13
TIE FI,HERIEs NEGOrIATORs.
They Despair OF Being q BILE to Forrnulss,
Treaty,

They Despair OF Being a BILE to Formulate
Treaty.
NEW YORK, Dec. PA Washington
lpecial says it is believed here the Fl she-
ries commission have given up all hope OF
formulating a treaty, and that the NEST
they hope to accomplish is an agreement
on protocol dsfoing the new meaning
of certain clauses Of the treaty of 1918.
such IS relating to bait and to transship
ment in bond across Canada OF American
FISH. It is understood that such protocol,
II sgreed or, will be merely explanatory
Of the old treaty and will not nave to be
sent 10 the Senate for seton, but it &C
provide mode OF action for the futu
The long recess 1t is understood was
taken at the instance OF Mr. Cnsmbe
lain, who found il necessary TO send his
communication to the British Foreign
Once by mai and to await further sug-
gestions by mail, all OF which re-
quires fully three weeks. The IN.
certainty of a1y agreement
involving commercial privileges being
recognized by Congress even il the treaty
should be ratif by the Senate las been
made clear to Mr.. Chamb rlaln by the
status OF reciproci J with Mexico which
the House Of Representatives has, to
date, refused re Iecogniz. by the neces.
sary set to carry it into efsct. An OF.
taws special says that the long adjourn
meDt Is regarded as total collapse Of
the negotiations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13
SHERiFFS' Ass0CIATION.
The Annual OoDv-Dsion at San Ansoni
Gets Down to Business.

The Annual OoDv-ption at San Antonio
Gets Down to Business.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Dec. 12.-The an
nual convention Of the State Sheriff. As
ISOLATION met this morning 81 1880
O'Clock ct Tivon hall. President W. IL,
W. Smith of Dallas raped the conven-
slon &c order, and Secretary Kirk read
the roll call, which was RESPONDED to by
! tifty-five members. After rol csll Pfesi-
dent Smith delivered his annual address,
| after Wnicn recess If ten minutes We,
taken to enable the Secretary to colleC,
DUES and fees. On reassembling the
Mayor addressed lew words OF welcoms
t. the association. r ports Of commit.
tees and Ulcers were then presented,
read and referred to committees.
Elk r preventative G. G.. Epson was in
troduced to the convention and delivered
brief address in which he took occasion
to severely .XcOriato the state admin g.
tration for permitting Attorney General
aOgg TO come TO San Antonio 10 lhvesli-
gate the reported violations OF the Sunday
law, which action he characterized as q
species Il official despotism. These sen
t!uCuto VI VIC SPCakSI WClC SSCllcl OUSit
appIauded by the sheIiffs.
After The conclusion Of the addresses
S1er'ff Wsl5on of Bee county intro
duced resolution to memorial
lie the next Legislature to
provide for an increase in the com pensa-
ton of sherifs for .x- ,fficio Services.
After short discussion OF this resolu-
ton, to which the Sheriff of Limestone
county made an Amendment, IL was re-
ferred to the executive Committee.
Secretary Kirk addressed the meeting,
and called the attention of the conven-
ton to the Very prevalent crime Of horse
theft, the most prevalent of any In this
stare. He eaid the Legislature might be
asked to provide more severe penslty
against this CRIME, which would help to
suppress it. His remarks Were received
VITA guest appreciation by the association
After an anlmased debate, q resolution
was passed expressing sympathy with ex-
Marshal G r gers of Palestine, who is
now confined IL I'll for having BILLED q
man whom he attempted to arrest, and
levying an assessment OF SIS on each mem
Der to raise fund to provide r gers
with able counsel for his defense.
To- morrow On resssemoliDg ct 10 @. N.
the most important part Of the business of
the session will be Transacted, such as
the election Of officers for the ensuing
year, tne selection of a place OF NEE ting
next year, the selectlon Of an CGscial
Journal, etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13
EsMe Nstes.

Rsme Nstes.
J. n. Msrssn of the Texas and Pacific
10 In Fort Worth.
J. n. Fleming of the Texas and Pacific
wss in Fort Worth yesterday.
81 Parker Of the Gulf, Colorado
Santa 70 was in Fort Worth last
might.
". J. CArHoksp, general ro&dMaster OF
the RIO ersRde division Of the Texas and
Pacific, Was in Fort Worth yesterday.
Tie Sc Losis, Arkansas and Texas
people were making things hum on ,neir
Commerce Fort Worn line yesterday.
The Fort Worth snu Denver will have
q sleeper and TWO excursion cars for the
benefit OF txcursionists who go to Chey-
emf TO morrow. a
The Cotton Belt for December has been
received and shows that it is still work
ING for T,1,s 1t is publication Of the
ST, Louis, Arkansas sud Texas.
Ed W. Phelps, formerly with the Hous-
ton and Ttx,s Central Railway. il now
doing the baggage act for the Chicago,
Milwaukee sno St Psul, with headquarters
at Minneapolis, MINI.
-.
p OF. chi / engineer in chsrge
Of the Chicago, Rock bland and Pacific
engineers was n Fort Worth yesterday
In CONF parry with j. A. Formnn, Esq, OF
Wichita Fails. NJ Preston says IL will
not De long unit the engineering corps
reaches Red river
Superintendent JuLy OF thesRio Grsnde
division of the Texas and Pacific was 10
Fort Worth yesterday, and reports the
sold Reliable" in fine condition aud
ready for the heavy spring business. Tht
rose has hauled considerably more cotton
this year than last.
IS
The Lewisville b oulight has faith In 8
pooo road and shows good judgment as
the folio wing will show: There is every
ipdi :stion that the Sbermsn-Fort Wortn
sir line will soon he solid f,ct, solid as
steel rails. TIE GAZETTE has alwsy.
said it would be butt, and while
the exscs date fer work to com
merce cannot be given, it is not
m..v dstsls she future. So says yes
terssy'. Fort Worth GAzETTE, and we
hsvs alssvs noticed that TnE G.zETTE
fse excellent authority on railroad sui cte,
ana as mat line Will hit Le@isville
sqnerA in the face, we ssy on with the
Air Line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13
THE FIRE RECORD.
st. n1ar,,a Ch.paI Burnso'

A
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Dec. H. j.. 8.
last evening destroyed ST. hap :: q
and parochisl school. 81. hn! ri, n;
p tal was saved The loss on -. ~
logs will not exceed sl5 ,CVV, ,.' -
valuable relics preserved IA =, Il g
were destroyed. Among Tue" c,,,.s
posea to be the only gtnaiHe U.s.s
tapestry in Americs l. was 5 L'Pri w., }
Il IN OF Lake Tiberius sh' III '' !; q
resurrection. This w1Ts, "nc- go n
I'D al $4,000, was brough' 10 " mn
Europe, aud sub 'quen'ly c'Dr MS, p
pos5' sslousof rhe Rev. Fa' nsi I ar...,
iagher of San Franci-cD, VIZ -
it s short time before ms des'l "
attached 10 st. Mary's hosPi.Si'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13
wichita Fails EIated,
Special 60 the Gazette.

bptClaI 60 Sht GHz6tIt.
WICHITA FALLS, TEX, Dec. 12.-Our
citizens are alive with high enticipations
for the future and expect great time st
ne blowout to be given to the E OK
Island engineer corps on the Esd ipss.
With the Rock Island and the through
Denver line we think the Falls will be the
metropolis of Northwest Texas. The
ofher Tt xas or Panhandle brs' CD OF the
R OK Island will cross the Denver line at
Cheyenne. The country is such that it
Will compel crossing at thst point, and
many OF our people will invest there at
the sale to occur On the 18TH lust, IS we
all have faith in Rock Island and Denver
towns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13

Syrup OF FlEs

Manufactured only by the California Fie
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal, If
nature's own true laxative. 1t is the
laoSt easily taken and the mpst pleasantly
effective remedy know1 10 cleanse the
system When bfliaus or cassive; to dispel
headaches, coldsand fevsrs; &c. cure ha.
Oituafconstlpstipn. indigestions etc. For
salefn so ce1tsAnd 81 bofsfes by ThIel.
keld & Lynes Druggists. Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13
VIII 7DvestiGate.

new YORK, Dec. IA heavy depre.
citation in Kansas and T.xss securities has
csused numb.r Of securi y holders to
tab steps toward mskt0g an investiga-
tion of the road TO ascertain the cause of
the decline in stocks and bonds, the quo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13

CosssreceDtly broke down her ancient
h.rste4s so far as to send en- envoy to
Japan, but the government was so poor
ITO, II C. uld n u support him, aud, sooD
coming To the end of his resources, ne had
to ak aid of the japanese government to
avoid being put in desperate straits.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13
At Cameron,
Special to the Gazette.

Special 10 INC oaEStIe.
CAMERON, TEX Dec. IA citizens
meeting Was held at the courthouse to-
day and elected the following delegates to
the immigration convention at Dallas:
B. 1. Arnold, ". B r etmap, J. NJ
Hef y and Franz Russell. A committee
was also appointed to raise funds for i'm
migration purposes. The meeting was
well attended snd enthusiastic. Milan
county has some of the best lands in the
state and wants more people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13
Still Gstting Letters.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tex, Dec. 12-Letters to J.
S. Daug1erty, Msjor Elliott and Others
continue to arrive each mail applaudIne
the immiera.lon and cheap transportation
convention to be held here on the 90 b.
Among the enthusiastic sspirants for i'm
misr alton headquarters is Waco, who Will
lay her claim before the convention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13

tatiops of which show q decrease in value
of 50 900 900 the last few months. No
organization mas vet been formed, Dat enc
is now IN progress, and it is underst Cd
an attorney viii be retained to take legal
measures
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13
Sles p.rs for Cheyenne.

The Fort Worth and Denver City Rail-
way bave prsE;ded one Pullman palace
car for their exenrsion to Cheyenne to-
morr,w mornine;e ESQ two OF the Texas
and Paciflc excur s5op cars with sleeping
accommodationss guaranteeing pleasure
srd conf ,rt fnrlbe tTtpswhich will take
three days. To- secure bsrths in the
sleeper CAL on c. d. Lusk, Tcket Agent,
BpioE depot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13
Alvaraco appoints Delegates.

ALvARADo, TEX, Dec. pa citi-
z9ns' meeting on Saturday it was decided
t. send fifteen of our leading citizens to
attend the convention in Dallas on the
20sh Of this month. They ware chosen,
and pledged to do all in their power TO
make the convention success.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13
IMMIGRATION.
Encouragement Received from Many
Communities in Different Parts
of the State,
Delegates Appointed Daily to attend the
Dallas Convention Next Week-A Good
Il Pr, 9. NATION LooAeo For.
Mestip e Rs Athens,
Special to the Gazette.

SpeciaI TO the Gazette.
ATHENS, TEX Dec. PA largely at
tended meeting in the interest Of immi-
grafton WAS held here to-day and twenty
five delegates were appointed to the DAl-
las convention to represent Henderson
county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13
at Tyler.
Special 70 the Gazette.

oPtVInI 70 tuC UuAtGtt.
TYLER, Tex, Dec. u County Judge
Beard aud our Mayor, Colonel N. G. Hsr-
ris, have published 8 call for meeting OF
our citizens On next Saturday, the 17.h
inst, for the purpose Of selecting Geie-
gates to the i'm migration meeting tidal
las on December 20 Our people are di.
rectly interested and will send 9 strose
delegation. y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13
BlaZ, 81 Rrsn10la'

Special TO the Gazette. -
BREMOND, Tx, Dec. II - b,f
CURED here to-day. oestroylne - s
ed with hay and fodder, o~Deu !. .
Slaughter merchant OF this ~ &
was no Insurance. TIE CIV
damage Is unknown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13
sBastrop.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
BAsrKoP, Tx, Dec. 12.-County
court has been in session for the past
week. Very few cases were contested.
Ia the ease of Marshal Hardin vs.. Tsy lor,
Bsstrop and Houston Railroad Company,
he jury returned verdict for sl95 dam
ages against the railroad.
The concert for the benefl; OF the
Sayers Rides cleared slO0 above ex-
Deuses